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Death of a Salesman - Tour Dates
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Get tickets to the UK & Ireland tour of Death of a Salesman
Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, one of the greatest plays of the twentieth century, is touring to theatres across the UK & Ireland in 2025.
This powerful and moving story explores the sacrifices people make in pursuit of the ‘American Dream’.
Death of a Salesman takes you on a thrilling journey through the final 24 hours of Willy Loman’s life, filled with his memories, dreams, and struggles and pitting a father’s expectations against his son’s realities. Clinging to the belief that charm and ambition are the keys to success, Willy’s world unravels as he faces the truth about his life and legacy.
This Pulitzer Prize and multi award-winning classic play is directed by Andy Arnold, bringing a fresh and compelling take on Arthur Miller’s timeless masterpiece.
The talented cast is led by star of stage and screen David Hayman (Protection, Sid and Nancy, Dad’s Army, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas) as Willy Loman in the classic American drama.
Heartbreaking and thought-provoking, Death of a Salesman is a timeless tale of ambition, family, and the price of chasing success.
Stars and Creatives
Who is in the cast of Death of a Salesman?
Starring David Hayman as Willy Loman, Beth Marshall as Linda, Daniel Cahill as Biff, and Michael Wallace as Happy.
Also stars Benny Young as Charley, Gavin John Wright as Bernard, Simon Donaldson as Howard Wagner, Charlene Boyd as Woman in Boston, Stewart Ennis as Ben, Fay Guiffo as Miss Forsythe, Bailey Newsome as Stanley, and Gillian Massey as Jenny/Letta.
Who are the creative team of Death of a Salesman?
Written by Arthur Miller
Directed by Andy Arnold
Vicki Brown (Costume Designer), Niroshini Thambar (Composer & Sound Designer), Rory Beaton (Lighting Designer), and Neil Haynes (Set Designer)
Produced by Trafalgar Theatre Productions and Raw Material
Critics' reviews of Death of a Salesman
"A triumph" - Glasgow World
"A fine cast... this taut no-nonsense production" - The Guardian
"It grips, and Miller’s mighty themes resonate once again" - The Stage

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